The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-01
EN1ERrAINMENTS.

Messrs E. A. Dobson aud p Il. Shanks were
rendered complimentary benefit last Monday
night at Oakland Rink. Miss Bertha Man. .the
fairy queen of child skaters entertained the guests
with her graceful skating. The University Quar-
tette Club of Newark, and Mr.. Thomas Baliantine,
humorist and ventriloquist, added to the enjoy
ment. After the entertainment hop was given.
The one hundreth anniversary of the birth OF
the distinguished German poet, Ludwing INLAND,
was celebrated Tuesday evening Kessler's winter
garden by the manner Gesang Verein Arion. An
address was delivered by W r Heppenheimer on
sang Uhland's poem, This is the day of the
Lord, with splendid eff .ct. President Adolph
schaub sang the poets der Moecht desc Lieder
Weihr, and Xaver stopped and Charles Loeckle
gave some "reminiscences of the poet. A collation.
was served after the exercises.
Hasbrouck Institute has instituted the following
course Of interesting lectures to which the public
is invited Thursday, April 81 05 p. M, s'Eliza-
beth and her Court. Mrs. Annie LednghaD
Newark, j.; Nav 5, LOS D. m, "Tne College
outfit.' Addison Ballard, D Professor Moral
Philosophy, Lafayette Col ege. NAV 10, 105 D. m. ,
''Modern Magicians," Hamilton W. Mable, editor
Christian Union" May 19, 9 am, 'Habit-its
influence in the training at The school," James
McCosh, d D.. LID, President Princeton College,
May 26, p m, fortunes for Dung People.
Morrill, L. Gates, PHI. d. LII. D., President Rutgers
College. sune z . a. M, Practical Hygiene,
James Hoffman, NJ D., Jersey City. June g. 8 am
Paris and the Pafisians, Edward F Bacon Phi.
D., Professor Modern Languages, Hasbrouck In
stitute.
A very eDJoYaDle surprise party was held at the
residence OF Mr.. Albert Way, No Is Summit ave-
nue., Tuesday evening" April Goth. The party met
at the residence of Miss Lizzie Wilson, No. Pres
colt Place, and marched to the house of Mr.. Way.
Dancing was the main feature of the evening but
games were INDUCED in between the dances. Sup
per was served at ii p. Among those present
were: Albert Way and Miss Mabry. Thos. Buchanan
and Miss Chaderick, Mat. Thees d Miss Jennie
Tyson. Peter Coffey and Miss Lizzie Wilson, Gus.
Letter and Miss Nellie Monohan, M Quinn and
Miss Buchanan, j. Quinn and Miss Shuts, Thos.
Casey ana Miss X. Letter, Henry Bonnell and Miss
z. Burns, G.. M. Benson and Miss A. Grandy d.
Driscoll and sister, v. McHugh and Miss Way,
Miss Alice Seymour and Miss Burns Miss Breen,
sister, Jos. Wahayen and Miss Dorthy, Susie Sta
manger, and great many Others Music was
furnished by Prof. Scanlon and orchestra.
The second entertainment and concert of the
Young Peoples Association of st. Boniface Church
given Monday evening before an audience
that filed st. Bonifice Hall. The following very
interesting programme was given; Chorus. '.Die
Kabelle" by the choral association; solo, Sound
the signal horn" by Miss s. Severding duett.
Spread out your white Sails" by Misses K. Hottie
and M Severding duett, Ship ahoy," by Misses
M. King and P. Bauer I; solo, "Will the old days
come again." by A. Muller which closed the first
part. The second part opened with selections
from Martha" executed on the piano by Mast e.
O'Callaghan. Then followed zither solo by M.
Maching; cornst solo. polka Brilliante" by g.
Metzger; violin SOLO .'Thema" and carnations"
by Prof. D. Miller. An entertaining feature was
banjo quartette by Prof. E. s. Barnes and his
pupils Miss MuiIigan and Msssrs. E. O. Barnes
and @. Smith. cemic oparetta in one act entitled,
Die Lanaliche Concert Probe. and performed by
the Choral Union, closed the entertainment